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Cottage Garden Seeds
500 seeds/No.1/
A biennial plant with fragrant purple/pink flowers on strong tall stems with greyish, heart-shaped leaves. The attractive green, oval seed pods turn into dry, papery seed vessels in summer and make great long lasting dried material for arrangements. Also known as the money or dollar plant for the round papery seed capsules. Handles full sun to half shade in ordinary soil. Self seeds. 50 seeds.
A colourful lupin mixture of large flowering spikes during the first year in pure creamy white, burgundy, yellow, blue and multi-colored combinations. These striking perennials 100 - 120 cm tall do well in poor, light soils and will bloom from spring to mid-summer requiring extra watering during dry periods. For full sun to semi-shade with no extra fertiliser or lime. 25 seeds/No.8/
A clump-forming perennial with attractive silver-grey, velvety foliage and vibrant deep-pink to scarlet-red, four-petalled, flowers on 80cm tall stems. Rose Campion is frost hardy, quick to selfseed and has a long flowering period. A tough cottage plant for full sun and average, well-drained soil. Short-lived perennial that self sows easily. 150 seeds.
With pure white star-shaped flowers and red stems this sturdy, upright perennial demurely lures your attention. Flowers in its first year, remove old flowers to prolong flowering period. Self seeds. Prefers soils that do not dry out and handles full sun to part shade. 75 seeds.
A hardy perennial that flowers in its first year, striking white cup shaped flowers with dark violet stripes running to the centre. Also know as French Hollyhock, the flowers, leaves and seed are edible. A prolific bloomer that is used to attract beneficial insects. No. 9. 30 seeds.
An annual, bushy plant up to 70cm tall with grey-green, lance-shaped foliage and lots of fragrant, mainly double, flower spikes of pink, white and mauve. They make a beautiful border plant for mass plantings. A magnificent and a long time favourite cut flower for their form, colour and sweet, spicey perfume. It favours well-drained, fertile, limy soil and a sunny, warm position. 50 seeds.
This stunning Himalayan perennial produces large, sky-blue, papery flowers with prominent yellow stamens. The oblong, matt-green, basal foliage is deciduous and requires partial shade. Needs constantly moist, fertile soil, free of lime and protection from hot weather. Recommended for cool/cold areas only. 35 seeds.
This cool climate poppy produces large, yellow-to-orange papery flowers from spring to autumn on 40cm stems with deeply divided leaves. A short-lived perennial that readily self seeds, it prefers moist, well-drained garden soil and a cool position in the garden or rock garden with part shade. 200 seeds.
A large clump forming perennial grass with arching blue-green leaves and silky, hairy panicles that gracefully stand above the plant (to 2.5m). This plant shows great movement in strong and gentle breezes. For the best effect plant in groups of 3-7 or more. Prefers well drained soil in full sun or part shade. Not to WA. 20 seeds.
A half-hardy annual with spectacular, 1 metre flower spikes, covered in green, bell-shaped calyces with a tiny white flower in the centre. A beautiful cut flower or background garden plant. Molucellas prefer a sunny to half shady position with well-drained rich soil and need extra watering in hot weather. 40 seeds.